Arrange the following events in the correct sequence that illustrates the impact of redlining on economic inequality: A) Discriminatory lending practices are established, B) Minority communities are denied access to home loans, C) Wealth accumulation becomes concentrated in predominantly white neighborhoods, D) Racial wealth disparities become entrenched.

Redlining began with discriminatory lending practices being established, which created a system that unfairly targeted minority communities. As a result, these communities were denied access to home loans, making it nearly impossible for them to buy homes and build wealth. This lack of access to home ownership meant that wealth accumulation became concentrated in predominantly white neighborhoods, where families could invest in property and pass down that wealth through generations. Over time, these factors contributed to racial wealth disparities becoming entrenched, leaving minority communities at a significant economic disadvantage. For example, a family in a redlined area might struggle to save money and invest in education, while a family in a predominantly white neighborhood benefits from increased property values and better local services.